Scrape painting popsicle craft kids will love. Kids will have a great time making these frozen treats at home and creating their own design.

This summer popsicle painting tutorial for kids is a quick lesson to do with your kids anytime this summer that will make everyone happy.

This unit introduced the first grade classes to Pop Art, Andy Warhol, contrast, pattern, repetition, and gadget printing. We started by choosing three colors to glue down for the background. Then, students created four papers, each a different color. They made a gadget print on each one. In the next class period, students added another layer to their papers, using the same process. The next step was to cut out their popsicles and glue it to their backgrounds. They had to choose a background…

All of these lessons I switch around each year when I add a new one in. The popsicles were the

I can't believe it, but I forgot to post about my one of my favorite art lessons from last year where we did the cakes! I'll get to that later...let's stick to this year. We just finished making Wayne Thiebaud "3 Ice Cream Cones" themed art in our own style and "3 Cupcakes". I showed students this clip of Wayne Thiebaud talking about his art. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vI_QJ5D9Qm8 For the ice cream waffle cones, we traced a triangle on brown paper 3 times. Then took a brown crayon to…